Description
Self-loading take-down carbine. Stainless steel barrel. Cross bolt safety and manual bolt hold-open. Adjustable open rear sight. Ramp front sight. Grooved for scope mount. Black, synthetic stock with molded-in checkering and swivel studs. Comes in zippered nylon floatable case. Clip feed.
This stainless steel, semi-auto tack driver packs down compactly in its all-weather case, making it the perfect companion for any activity where space is at a premium. You can take it apart and put it back together in a matter of seconds. It features stainless steel construction and a rugged fiberglass-filled black synthetic stock. Comes with a 7-shot magazine. Padded case has built-in flotation.
If you like to take a rifle with you when you”re backpacking, boating, four-wheeling or just taking a hike, the Model 70PSS, with its 7-shot clip magazine, is a natural for you. You can take it apart or put it together in a matter of seconds. This all-weather version of the famous “Papoose” enjoys the versatility of stainless steel construction, combined with a rugged fiberglass-filled black polycarbonate stock. it’s also equipped with an automatic “last-shot” bolt hold-open. It comes in a padded carrying case with built-in flotation. Accepts a scope or optical device. Only 5.25 lbs, and includes a compact carry case.Category : RiflesAction : Semi-AutomaticCaliber : 22 Long RifleBarrel Length : 16.3″Capacity : 7+1Trigger : Single-StageSafety : CrossboltOAL : 35″Weight : 3.25 lbsStock Description : Synthetic BlackMetal Finish : Stainless Steel
5
Great gun and perfect name
Posted by Injun Joe on Oct 5th 2014
I am buying a second Papoose now that they are available again. Been trying to find on for several years. Perfect pack gun and now my kid is old enough for his own. I think the name is great too- politically incorrect for sure. Gotta love it.
5
marlin 70pss
Posted by hkshooter on Jan 11th 2014
i bought this gun in 1997. it was my first gun ever. i love this thing take it everywhere, camping, hiking. i ve killed more pest animals in the back yard , maybe 200+ than with all my other guns combined. . over the years.feeds all ammo and works great.would buy it again in a pinch.
5
Marlin Papoose is the best take down period!
Posted by Bill on Apr 16th 2013
I finally got my hands on a Ruger take down and it is nice as far as easy snap together but it does not out shoot my Marlin Papoose. The Marlin Papoose is also nice and light but not flimsy like the Henry survival .22.
5
best take down 22 on the market!
Posted by Jason on Oct 11th 2012
I fell in love with this rifle immediately! It’s very accurate, very light, and very tough. I through it in my back back every time i want to go for back packing trip and some if the trips end up in less than friendly firearm environments and it still has not ever jammed up on me. My only complaint is the 7 round magazine and that makes it less fun at the range but it is a very practical magazine for what it’s made for so I’m still giving 5 stars. Just get it you won’t regret it.
5
Nice survival rifle
Posted by MCT1004 on Sep 13th 2012
I bought this small take-apart semi-auto survival rifle new. It came with a small navy blue soft case (that floats). The rifle comes part for easy storage/cleaning. It has minimal weight. Despite the small size and take-down barrel, it has some exceptional accuracy. I first used Winchester Super-X 37 grain HP .2 LR ammo with it (rated around 1290 fps). Very tight groups were observed at 50 yards with the standard fixed sights. I then mounted a small Tasco 3-7 x 20 mm (.22 type) scope on it. It still showed remarkable accuracy. I also tested some CCI Mini_mags in it. They cycled and fired just fine. It has more than enough accuracy to take small game at normal .22 LR ranges. I suspect that it could be used for some self-defense applications since it can fire 7 shots at close range as fast as you can pull the trigger. However there are better firearms for this application. It is very well made.
At the same time I look at several other "survival type. 22 rifles." They were cheaply made, had crude triggers, and displayed some function problems. The first requirement of any survival rifle needs to be reliability. In this context the Marlin Papoose Survival Rifle is spot on. Yes I still own it.
Recently Ruger came out with an exceptional "take-down" 10-22 semi-auto rifle. I am hearing some good reports on it. At the time I made my review, the Ruger was not part of my analysis.
5
Why buy anything else?
Posted by time0ut on May 30th 2011
After watching nutnfancy’s review of this rifle on YouTube (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=32FgaIb66bM), I knew I had to pick this rifle up. It is absolutely perfect, super accurate, and fun to shoot. Now, to get a few spare mags…
4
Good for backpacking, exactly as advertised
Posted by Mark on Nov 25th 2010
Sturdy, pack-able, light, very accurate. And that removable barrel makes it a breeze to clean.
I keep getting mine seriously wet but that great Marlin stainless keeps things the way they ought to be.
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